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Film Festival to amplify Latinx voices, stories, perspectives

Texas Woman's University will host the inaugural Latinx Film Festival April 16-21.

Ernst talks about AI on NPR

What does a platypus have to do with artificial intelligence? Daniel Ernst, assistant professor of English at Texas Woman's University, explained when he appeared on NPR's The Academic Minute.

First-Year Composition triumphs over adversity

In fall 2019, Jackie Hoermann-Elliott was completing her first year at Texas Woman's University when her mentor died, the university shut down and her program struggled. Four years later, Hoermann-Elliott has led First-Year Composition to the highest honor her community can bestow.

A study in horror

H.P. Lovecraft has triggered nightmares, stimulated imagination, sparked reflection on the human condition and inspired authors, film directors, video game directors and artists. He is also fueling Michael Cerliano's pursuit of an academic career.

New faculty member debuts Spanish Club

This fall, Angela Rodriguez Mooney, PhD, assistant professor of Spanish, started the TWU Spanish Club, where students, faculty and staff of all levels of Spanish proficiency can gather and practice their Spanish through conversation and playing games.